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“When it comes to the VR version one of the main features is a grappling hook movement mechanic – similar to the  Windlands series – enabling players to swing around the cold rocky landscape. Employing this kind of feature is bold for any developer as it has the possibility of inducing nausea in a lot of players.” …

VR Focus: “Currently, in pre-Alpha state, the title supports both VR and non-VR modes.” Read More »

“The gameplay in Iragon features a blend of exploration, hack n’ slash combat and using a grapple to swing through the air. Even in these early stages of development it works well in VR and non-VR (though the key-mapping could use some work in non-VR) and the icy medieval fantasy game world looks great.” Read Full Post

“Currently, in pre-Alpha state, the title supports both VR and non-VR modes.” Post

“At present, “Iragon” is in a very rough alpha test state. “Iragon” is set in a fantasy medieval world full of magic, elves and wizards. Both VR and non-VR games are supported.” Read Full Post

“Currently, Iragon is in a very rough state of pre-alpha with a short demo available for players wanting to try it out and make constructive comments.” Read Full Post

“Iragon is both a VR and non-VR story driven action game, set in a fantasy medieval world filled with magic, elves and wizards. The non-VR mode allows the player to experience it from a 3rd person’s perspective.” Read Full Post

“Currently, Iragon is in a very rough Pre-Alpha state with a short demo available for players who are willing to try it and give constructive feedback. The title is only a month into development with Repulse Game Studio keen on continuing the project with helpful information.” Read Full Post

“Currently, in pre-Alpha state, the title supports both VR and non-VR modes.”

“One of the main features of the VR version is the gripping movement mechanism – similar to the setting of the Windlands series, the grapple movement mechanism allows players to rock in the icy rocky landscape. For developers, using this feature is very daring, because extremely shaken images can make many players feel sick.” See Full …

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“The game was developed for a month, and it is too early to say when Repulse Game Studio will launch Iragon, but the company has confirmed support for Oculus Rift, HTC Vive and PlayStation VR.” See Full Post